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Booneville councilor reports consent judgments; owners to abate dangerous conditions at 806 and 810 Third Street by Aug. 1
Summary
A city councilor reported that two property owners agreed to a consent judgment and will submit repair and abatement plans for 806 and 810 Third Street; the councilor said the city will file the agreement and the properties must be abated by Aug. 1 to avoid a dangerous-buildings hearing.
A Boonville city councilor told the council on April 21 that two owners of properties at 806 and 810 Third Street signed a consent judgment, avoiding a scheduled dangerous-buildings hearing. The owners — one represented by counsel — agreed to submit repair and abatement plans and to complete abatement of the dangerous conditions by Aug. 1, the councilor said.
The councilor said they had reviewed the agreed plan with a city staff member, Steve, to ensure the plan complied with city code. The agreement will be placed in the city file so the city has formal documentation if the matter returns to a contested hearing. The councilor emphasized that the deadline for abatement is firm and that full restoration may continue after the dangerous conditions are abated.
The action was reported under councilor remarks rather than as a formal agenda item; no formal council vote was recorded at the meeting to accept the consent judgment. The councilor characterized the outcome as preferable to holding a contested hearing and said the agreement provides a clear timeline for compliance.
